Visiting from New Hampshire and I called them because my dog had another UTI. Girl on the phone was…read moreawesome and handled everything. Got an appointment the same day. The assistant and the vet couldn't have been nicer. Checked everything out and put her on antibiotics again. And they're going to be checking on her during the week. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.

We had a wonderful experience at Island Hammock. They were so knowledgeable and very kind to my…read morelittle Cocoa.

My cat had gotten a really bad hematoma So i made a appointment and he did a surgery on my cat's…read moreear and did a great job! 3 weeks later they removed the stitches. When they went to remove the stitches there was a growth on my cat's ear, on seeing this the Dr. Baily kindly removed it for free!! My cat Oreo has been doing great! Thank you Key Largo Animal Clinic so much!!

I was pretty desperate with a sick dog, so I ignored the ratings. The place is filthy and my dog…read morewas still sick until I got her into a different animal hospital. Also, I'm not sure why they would have a pet rooster in a cage on the floor. Not exactly calming for most dogs or cats coming in.

This veterinary clinic came recommended by a fellow traveler, but my initial phone interaction was…read moredisappointing. The receptionist was curt and abruptly disconnected the call without warning. As a result, I have arranged care elsewhere. As a physician and small business owner, I understand how critical front-office interactions are to a practice's reputation. I hope this feedback is taken constructively and helps improve future client experiences.

April 16, 2026: The day we finally chose to put our much loved elderly Shih Tzu to sleep. We…read morearrived promptly for our appointment at 9am. Having always been made to wait around endlessly in the consulting room at prior appointments, which made our dog anxious, we opted to be outside. We were kept waiting for 20 minutes, a lifetime when faced with such a deeply emotional event. I sat in a chair and held my dog close to my chest as Dr Crosetto gave him his "sedative". Moments later, he became bewildered and panicked and tried to get off my lap. I held on so tight as he pulled his body rigid and howled out in pain and then went completely limp in my arms. Dr Crosetto came back out and had to give two shots instead of one before his heart finally stopped. I am traumatized as I lay awake nights reliving what appeared to be torture. How do I find peace, when I actually paid someone to treat him this way! I have had many pets put to sleep over the years and all of them passed peacefully in my arms. In an attempt to put this behind me, I sent Dr Crosetto/Upper Keys Veterinary Hospital an email asking for an explanation for my pets panic, pain and distress that day. My email of May 1st has been met with silence. I'm desperate to put this behind me and in the hope of some good coming out of this dreadful experience, I share this in memory of my precious pet who deserved so much better.

This is part vet clinic, and part cat shelter extraordinaire. Back in the 60s, I'm told, the folks…read moreat Ocean Reef had a rodent problem. Not surprising since their enclave was built on the tip of the Key surrounded by mangroves and ocean front jungle. So, they brought in cats to control the rodents, and before long the rodent problem was replaced by a cat problem! A generation later, the rodent problem is a distant memory, and the kitty cats are a controlled and beloved part of Ocean Reef. A well endowed Foundation looks after their well being, spays & neuters the feral cats, and provides care and a loving home to those they can bring in. While there are plenty of spots to pet a friendly cat in the Reef, ORCAT is a large room with access to a porch and backyard where hundreds of cats await you to visit, pet, play with and otherwise be around them. The kids love it, and if you don't mind the smell of cat pee (inevitable with this many animals in a room), you can sit on a bench and have cats come sit in your lap and feel your blood pressure and stress melt away. There is something incredibly relaxing and sweet about being around the animals, and the friendly staff here will show you around and help you enjoy.

You never expect to need emergency vet care on vacation . We are so impressed with the care here ,…read morethe timeliness of the care and the reasonable cost , they saved the day and saved our babies . We have 2 doodles who get into things they shouldn't , this time the trash and one ingested feminine products. They were caught in the act and we don't know which one was the culprit or both , after quick x rays we figured it out and vomiting induced to save the day , so happy for the care we received and the compassion of the staff . They are the best !!

These are excellent and trustworthy people here at Keys Animal ER. They were there for us and our…read moreCaviler Olive when it counted. The young lady at the front desk , the vet techs and Doctor Jason were the absolute best. They got us right in, saw our furry friend, made a plan and nailed it perfectly. You guys and girls are the best. From my family to yours, thank you!

We lost our beloved golden retriever yesterday afternoon…read more Jack, our 12-year-old golden, was not A patient of Dr. Eastman's, but when we saw him get really sick yesterday, we rushed him to the clinic. Everything Dr. Eastman and his team did for Jack was nothing short of heroic. It was a horrible thing to have happened, but we felt truly cared for and supported by these skillful, loving, and very compassionate people. they literally cried with us when we lost Jack. We only knew that Jack had problems with his spine, but Dr. Eastman said something else must've been going on that was missed. I only wish we had come to him sooner. to see that much compassion for A pup they had never seen before really touched our hearts. we flew my stepson into Miami from college in the hopes that he would be able to see Jack before he passed but unfortunately, that didn't happen. Yet they allowed us the time to come back with him so that he could have a final goodbye with Jack and they gave us the space and the time that we needed without rushing us. they have a special candle with a notice that they light in the front when people are grieving the loss of their fur babies. I saw it on my way out and was really moved by that. We will forever be grateful to these beautiful people for their love and compassion in a very difficult moment. They were nothing short of heroic in my book. Tina, Esteban, the two young ladies (I blanked on their names) and Dr Eastman were amazing. Thank you.

We are extremely happy with Dr. Eastman and his practice. We have found him and the staff to be…read morevery knowledgeable, courteous and kind--and even very reasonably priced. We couldn't ask for more from a vet. BTW for the record the patient is an elderly cat--and he's great with her!

Horrible job Couldn't even tell my dog had been to the…read moregroomers. I should have checked my dog better before I left. She didn't do anything . Looks like she she cut a little off the face and that's it. Save your 50 dollars for something you can do yourself at home. I hate being ripped off.

On a moment's notice, they were able to accommodate my dog's need for nail trimmies. The place is…read morespotless and the owner is very professional. My dog squirms (but doesnt bite) when you attempt to trim her nails. In under 5 minutes, all were finished. They also have nice self-wash "tubs" available if you want to bathe your dog yourself. Great new pet pampering spot in Key Largo!

Our jack russell passed after 18 years and after 3 months we decided to try fostering. Maarvelous…read morePet Rescue has a brother sister combo and we fell in love at first sight. For the past 5 years Max and Mini have been our constant joy. If you are not sure about a pet, try fostering and they will work with you to make sure you get a good pet that fits your lifestyle. They may seem strict to some folks but this guarantees you get a good pet that has been fully vetted and works for you. Most fosters have come from surrenders or difficult homes and it takes a special heart and time to work to heal them. They explain where the pet comes from and what issues it may have if any. The costs with adoption vary depending on medical needs of each animal. This is a non profit and sometimes the vet bills are huge to get a pet back to health. For those they do special donation drives. I have two dogs from them, have donated when possible because I see the work they do. All animals are fostered not caged in a building. Each foster works with the pet until they are adopted. I feel blessed that this organization is so well run and so many get rescued.

I have fostered many dogs for MPR. I've seen nothing but positive feedback from all the adopters of…read morethese dogs. Adopt, don't shop !

Still great small town service! I have missed coming here since my dog passed. A friend just got a…read morepuppy & I wanted to get a few gifts. This was the perfect place! The owner was happy to assist me in picking out a few 'age appropriate' chew toys for the puppy. One was even on sale! As these are gifts, he even removed the price tags for me. If you live in the Upper Keys, Keys Kritters makes it super easy to get everything for your pet!

I got my Guinea pig Stardust here and they were so supportive and helpful with the things she…read moreneeded (way better than petco) adopt your PETS HERE!

This place is a cesspool and a perfect example of how a place that starts off to help and support a…read morecommunity turns cut rate. I would strongly discourage anyone from giving donations. The women who seems to runs the place (Marsha) is an absolute nightmare. Rude, abrasive, and unkind. We made a horrible choice to take our dog in to get spayed there. We were so grateful as spaying a dog is quite pricey. Now I am so angry at myself for putting a price tag on my dogs health. She had a complication in surgery. We could of lost her. The way Marsha handled delivering the news was callous at best. When we came in she said "you drove me crazy" referring to the fact that we had called several times to check in on our dog after hearing she had issues in surgery. Excuse me? Was I a bother to you for caring about our dog? How about some compassion, or basic professionalism. I asked if the dog should be on antibiotics because of the complication. I was told to talk to our regular vet. I called our vet the next day and was told that sending our dog home without antibiotic script after what happened when a vet was present was a gross negligence. I'm sick. The way they brought her out to us...for people who are there to help animals it seemed as though there was very little regard for how she felt. Spend the money go to your vet. You get what you pay for sometimes. This place is shady. I would be very interested to look into the money flow in this "coalition". Privatized country animal shelter...very interesting. Who is benefiting from this place exactly. Half assed animal care by disgruntled employees. This botched spay will end up costing me more in the long run. Now I am taking my poor dog who is in so much pain to our regular, experienced, and competent vet to fix this. I feel so sad for the strays then land in this place. Imagine if my dog didn't have us to advocate for her. Would she have even made it out alive. Honestly, probably not.